Phoenix

Also me: this map is ass, wanna redo the whole thing and make all that effort meaningless?

Me:

While the majority of Titans remained at a (relatively) small size, there were some among the race who grew to sizes far beyond the normal range. These mutant Titans had an unusual genetic anomaly that caused them to absorb magic around them at a much stronger rate than a normal Titan, drastically amplifying their size to varying degrees.

Below is a 5’2 human, a 6’3 Cave Titan, and a 9’6 Mountain Titan, all average heights for their species, compared to the typical upper range of heights for a Titan mutant.

These mutated Titans were usually recognized after they started growing larger and faster than everyone else. Their heights usually stabilized around thirty to sixty feet, but during the first Titan-Archivist conflict, the deaths of thousands of Titans dramatically increased how much magic was flowing in the world, causing the mutants to grow to sizes previously unfathomable.

The giants were seen as war machines more often than not, simply living weapons for the Titans to use as intimidation or to crush their own enemies without spending resources on an army. But as the first war heightened, some of these giants desired to find a true purpose in their lives other than meaningless destruction. However, they were slowly singled out by Archivists and killed by blunt force trauma with meteor strikes, something the Titans couldn’t simply repel.

Nevareth, teen Titan Prince of Angstmore

“You're the biggest hypocrite I've ever met. For all your big talk about saving humanity, you're not even human yourself after what you've done!"

“Says the half-breed eating rats, hmm? If you wanted to argue, you should have stayed in that cell where you belong. You'll be lucky if I put you out of your misery now."